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» AIDS Novels Annotated Bibliography - An annotated listing of American primary and secondary sources.
» The American Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies - Records journal articles, books, book chapters, book reviews, dissertations, and selected government publications on eastern Europe, Russia, and the former Soviet Union.
» American National Election Studies - ANES - Bibliography of citations of known published works and a large number of unpublished papers that make use of NES data. Offered as a research and teaching resource and available for download in pdf format.
» Biblical Studies - An indexed catalogue of internet resources.
» Bibliographic Resources Spain - Links to academic, history, literature, language and culture readings. Resources specific to Latin America are excluded.
» The Bibliographical Society - Objectives include historical, analytical, descriptive and textual bibliography. Features membership, publications, fellowships and bursaries.
» The Bibliographical Society of America - BSA - Scholarly society dedicated to the study of books and manuscripts as physical objects. Features membership, publications, meetings, and fellowships.
» Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand - Focuses on scholarly interest in physical bibliography and the history of the written word. Includes membership, publications and conferences.
» Bibliographical Society of Canada - Scholarly study of the history, description, and transmission of texts in all media and formats, with a primary emphasis on Canada. Includes membership, publications, and conferences.
» Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia - Scholarly society devoted to analytic bibliography and textual criticism. Includes links to online journals and texts.
» Bibliographies of the Hypertext Bibliography Project - Searchable database of a range of individual subject areas.
» Bibliographies on Diversity Topics - Offers a collection of bibliographies that are focused on issues relating to multicultural and diversity areas. Created by librarians at Central Michigan University.
» Bibliography of Julian of Norwich - Materials related to the "Showing of Love" from The Godfriends Library. Includes manuscripts, book reviews, and library links.
» Bibliography of the Grand Canyon and the Lower Colorado River. - Lists books, periodicals, serials, maps, audio-visual works, and electronic media produced between 1540 and the present. Includes an introduction and table of contents.
» Bibliography of the Hebrew Book 1473-1960 - Searchable database of books published in Hebrew languages. Provides researchers with multi-level full-text search, navigation and data manipulation tools for both Hebrew and Latin characters.
» Bibliotheca Canadiana - Exhibition of a historical survey of Canadian bibliography. Includes the images and selected text currently on view in the library exhibit.
» Black American Feminism Bibliography - Includes bibliography of writings from across the disciplines, dating back to the early nineteenth century.
» Body of Knowledge on Quality Management - Database containing citations and abstracts to journal articles, and books on the subject of quality and performance improvement. From the Carlson School of Management.
» Booklist Center - Collection of book lists including lists of book awards and prizes and their winners and recommended lists of books by leading authorities. Listed by subject category.
» British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography - Searchable database for references to material published from 1695 to 1991, including the early antiquaries, post-processualism and planning-led contract archaeology.
» Dental Amalgam Research Bibliography - Features a listing of selected scientific research on the health effects of mercury accumulation .
» Drug Discrimination Bibliographic Database - Listing of references published since 1951 and includes abstracts, journal articles, book chapters and books. The database is searchable and available for download.
» Eames Bibliography - Searchable bibliography on the life and work of Charles and Ray Eames and includes books, periodicals, newspapers, and videos.
» Eastgate Systems - A brief and idiosyncratic bibliography of hypertext, with an emphasis on storyspace and the systems that have influenced it over the years.
» EBSCO Publishing - Offers a broad range of full text and bibliographic databases designed for research. Subject areas include: academic, biomedical, government, school, and corporate libraries. Requires registration.
» EconLit - The American Economic Association's electronic bibliography of economic literature. A source of journals, abstracts and citations covering all fields of economics.
» Economic Working Papers - Provides links to a range of online resources for bibliographies and working papers.
» Edinburgh Bibliographical Society - Focuses attention on bibliography of and in Scotland. Features membership, publications, and meetings.
» Eighteenth Century Bibliography - Published and unpublished texts that were printed and circulated between 1680 and 1810; texts can be browsed by author and decade.
» Eighteenth Century Current Bibliography - ECCB - An interdisciplinary bibliography of "long eighteenth-century studies" (1650-1800). Editor details, documents and guidelines for contributors, and subscription data.
» Environmental Archaeological Bibliography - Published reports of biological, pedological and geological work on material from archaeological excavations. Features a queries builder, subject codes, and related links.
» The European Union : Collections Bibliography - Official depository of publications held at The University of California, Berkeley. Includes primary and secondary legislation, treaties, and policy documents.
» The Evolution of Poker - Bibliography of books from the early 1800s to the present, sorted by date of publication, author, and genre.
» Feminine Moments - Listing of books on fine art made by lesbian, bisexual and queer women in visual arts. Also features links to web galleries, art projects, and art theory.
» GetCited - A member-controlled academic publication database, directory and discussion forum, edited by members of the academic community.
» HTML Bibliography - Collection of resource links including hypertext design guides and style manuals, language guides and tutorials, and history.
» Institute for Theme Park Studies - Books, articles and journals on the academic study of theme parks and amusement park tourism.
» International Bibliographic Guide to the History of Pathology - Contains monographs and articles published between 1801 and 2003. Additions and corrections are invited..
» International Bibliography of Sign Language - Focuses on modern sign language research, and records text related to deaf culture, sign language interpreting as well as education of the deaf. Includes academic literature, abstracts, and journal articles.
» Is It A Book? - Bibliography of materials relating to nonlinearity and literature, concrete poetry, surrealism, film, the book arts, typography, and the book as a physical object.
» Jazz Bibliography - Indexed listing of books and magazines with prices for which these have been recently offered or sold.
» Language Learning in Tandem - Provides detailed bibliographical information on new research . Includes authors' full first names as well as exact page references .
» The Library - Subscription based journal of the Bibliographical Society includes general and economic history of production and distribution of books.
» Marjory Stoneman Douglas - Features books, pamphlets, plays and articles by this writer and environmentalist, cataloged by date .
» Multiple Intelligences - Features books, articles, and online links to related resources about Howard Gardner's MI theory.
» Museum Management Bibliography - Features links to books, manuals, technical leaflets and articles. From the National Park Service.
» Mythological Booklist - Features a listing of book titles, authors, publishers, and ISBNs. Categorized by geographical area.
» The NLS Annotated Bibliography - Searchable record of research based on data from all cohorts of the National Longitudinal Surveys. Contains citations and abstracts of journal articles, working papers, conference presentations, and dissertations.
» NoodleBib - The MLA Bibliography Composer - Free service that simplifies the process of creating and editing MLA-style bibliographies.
» NYU Literature, Arts, & Medicine Database - This online journal resource produced by New York University's School of Medicine serves as a dynamic annotated bibliography for journals and magazines dedicated to various forms of alternate healing.
» Oriental Institute Research Archives - Guide to introductory readings on the peoples and cultures of the ancient Near East including Egypt, Nubia, and Mesopotamia. Indexed by subject.
» Oxford Bibliographical Society - Encourage bibliographical research. Details programme of events, publications and how to join.
» Panel Study of Income Dynamics - Offers a listing of publications, working papers and government reports.Searchable by author or by area of study.
» Patent Information Users Group - Annotated bibliography of books and articles of professional, scientific and technical interest. Includes links to related bibliographies.
» Population Index - First published in 1935, a primary reference tool to the world's population literature. Offers a searchable annotated bibliography of recently published books, journal articles, working papers, and other materials .
» Religious Studies - A substantial listing of links to bibliographies of use to researchers involved in academic study. Categorized by religion.
» Repertorium Bibliographicum in usum scholarum - Index of bibliographies, catalogues, and bibliographic reference works. Intended for educational and reference purposes. Indexed by author, title, and country name.
» Rizwi's Bibliography for Medieval Islam - Classified listing of books, articles and reviews of significant books for students of Islam.
» Scholarly Electronic Publishing Bibliography - Presents selected articles, books, and other printed and electronic sources that are useful in understanding publishing efforts on the Internet. Available for download.
» South Asia Bibliographies: Afghanistan - Listing of printed material from the library at the University of California, Berkeley. Includes links to related resources .
» Stormwater Finance Materials - Annotated bibliography of previously published materials concerning stormwater management and finance programs. Available for download in pdf format.
» Tennis Book Bibliography - Listing of publications catalogued by author, year of publication and publisher .
» Terrorism and Political Violence, a Bibliography - Provides a listing of publications and resources indexed by geographical location and subject.
» Victorian Fiction: An Online Guide to Research - Source of research information on important publications from 1830 to 2007.
» What is an Annotated Bibliography - Provides explanations and preparation advice. Includes a sample entry for a journal article.
» William Sayers - Bibliography of peer-reviewed academic publications, mostly in the field of medieval European languages and literature. Organized by language, culture, and country.
» Writers Workshop Styles Handbook - Summarizes and illustrates the bibliographical formatting rules for three different citation styles: the American Psychological Association (APA) style, the new Modern Languages Association (MLA) style, and the old MLA style.
» WWW Psychedelic Bibliography - Collection of literature references concerning over 60 years of research on psychedelic compounds. Include single keyword searching of all records fields.

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